How to save the code in sublime

Sublime Text provides a variety of ways to save code, including shortcut keys (Ctrl S), menu bar (File > Save), toolbar (disk icon), and command panel (Ctrl P). In addition, it also provides an automatic save function, which can automatically save open files regularly.

How to save code using Sublime Text

Sublime Text provides a variety of ways to save code, and this article will introduce each method in detail.

shortcut key

• Ctrl S (Windows/Linux) or Cmd S (Mac) : Save the current file.
• Ctrl Shift S (Windows/Linux) or Cmd Shift S (Mac) : Save the current file as.

Menu Bar

• File > Save : Save the current file.
• File > Save As... : Save the current file as.

Toolbar

• Click the disk icon on the toolbar: Save the current file.
• Hold down the Alt key (Windows/Linux) or Option key (Mac) and click the disk icon on the toolbar: Save the current file as.

Command Panel

• Press Ctrl P (Windows/Linux) or Cmd P (Mac) to open the command panel.
• Enter save and select the Save command.

Automatically save

Sublime Text has an automatic save function, allowing you to automatically save open files regularly.

• Preferences > Settings > User : Add the following line to the user settings file:

 <code>"auto_save": true</code>

• Set the auto_save_interval option to specify the interval in milliseconds for autosave.

In addition to the above methods, Sublime Text also supports the following save options:

• Save all : Save all open files.
• Save back to session : Save all open files back to the status of the file saved when it was last closed.
• Save on Focus Lost : Automatically save the file when the focus is lost.

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